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31 October 2021

Re telecast of Nithyananda Satsang || Paramashivoham Season 39

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A decorated temple altar shows a central Shiva lingam draped with garlands of white jasmine and red flowers, set on a magenta and gold cloth with a silver-patterned yoni base and small brass oil lamps in front. Behind it stand two crowned deity murtis, one holding a trident, with a golden arch and ornate silver jewelry. On the left a golden murti wears an orange dhoti, a blue and gold turban and a garland; on the right a bearded murti wears a maroon robe, a red turban and a rudraksha mala. Painted pillars with floral and bird motifs frame the scene, and no living people are visible.A screenshot of a video player showing a top-down view of a wooden table set for a puja. Brass bowls hold rose petals, pink and white flowers, and dried nuts, and a brass dish holds green leaves with a lit oil lamp flame. A small printed picture stands among the flowers. A red cloth lies at the left edge. No people are visible; playback controls and a timestamp overlay the lower half of the frame.A standing statue of a bearded sage in maroon and rust-coloured garments, wearing a maroon turban, long layered rudraksha malas and a gold-coloured belt, raising one hand in blessing and holding a brass kalasha-style vessel at his side. Beside him stands a female deity figure in a yellow sari with gold jewellery and a crown. Behind them are decorated painted pillars with floral motifs, a gold-framed panel and red drapery, with a pink cloth draped at the statue's base. The image shows a murti display in a temple-style setting.

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A decorated temple altar shows a central Shiva lingam draped with garlands of white jasmine and red flowers, set on a magenta and gold cloth with a silver-patterned yoni base and small brass oil lamps in front. Behind it stand two crowned deity murtis, one holding a trident, with a golden arch and ornate silver jewelry. On the left a golden murti wears an orange dhoti, a blue and gold turban and a garland; on the right a bearded murti wears a maroon robe, a red turban and a rudraksha mala. Painted pillars with floral and bird motifs frame the scene, and no living people are visible.A standing statue of a bearded sage in maroon and rust-coloured garments, wearing a maroon turban, long layered rudraksha malas and a gold-coloured belt, raising one hand in blessing and holding a brass kalasha-style vessel at his side. Beside him stands a female deity figure in a yellow sari with gold jewellery and a crown. Behind them are decorated painted pillars with floral motifs, a gold-framed panel and red drapery, with a pink cloth draped at the statue's base. The image shows a murti display in a temple-style setting.A priest in white dhoti with gold borders and a face mask pours water from a gold vessel over a black lingam in a shrine, with a small gold-plated figure and a gold Shiva-style statue beside a pyramid-shaped gold base. Behind him, another masked priest in white stands by golden deity murti figures and a red and green backdrop, with a gold-clad standing figure at right and rose petals scattered on the base. The scene appears to be abhishekam at a temple shrine.
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A five-panel collage of a young girl at home. In the top-left panel she lies on a teal mat in a yoga pose, wearing a black embroidered outfit and blue trousers with glasses and yellow flower hair clips. The top-centre panel shows her seated with palms pressed together in namaste before a red cabinet. The top-right panel shows her holding a sheet of paper reading Swamiji, with a laptop and a black eye mask on her head. The bottom-left panel shows her standing on a teal mat in front of a red shelf with a framed portrait and a deity image. The bottom-centre panel shows a red cloth with brass plates of offerings, flowers, a kumkum container and a small lamp. The bottom-right panel shows her standing in front of a painted deity backdrop. Each panel is a photograph, so the collage counts as graphic with no physical people counted beyond the single girl.A four-panel collage of a young girl in a dark navy sleeveless top and black leggings doing yoga on a blue mat in a home. Top row: seated poses with hands clasped and palms open, then a forward stretch reaching toward her feet. Bottom row: standing with arms raised overhead, one panel showing arms lifted and slightly blurred in motion. A grey folded cloth lies on the tiled floor, and a flat-screen TV and window are visible in the background. The collage itself is graphic, and the photographed activity is a yoga practice.
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A screenshot of an online Zoom-style video call grid with a dark background. The largest tile shows a smiling woman with glasses, a red bindi, and a pink shawl, seated in a warmly lit room with a framed picture and a folding screen behind her; her name label reads Gurukul-Debbie Schuehler. A small tile labelled Sona shows a brass tray holding folded maroon cloth, a gold-toned bangle or necklace, and two decorated brass or gold containers with pink and red flowers. A bottom tile shows only the name label Sunanda Pangarkar on a dark background. Participants are shown on video tiles, not physically present.
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KAILASA commemorates World Cities Day through its theme

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Graphic collage titled KAILASA Celebrates World Cities Day 2021, 31 October 2021, promoting KAILASA's Nithyananda Annalaya food banks. Left side is a grid of six photographs: saffron-robed figures serving food from steel pots, people in white dhotis and orange shawls seated on banana leaves at long rows of tables, volunteers handing out meals, and a crowd in front of a tented hall. Right side has a saffron-robed figure in the top corner and icon rows of nutritious meals, a food truck labelled Mobile Annalaya, a food stall, a Shiva icon with trident, and a gavel with certificate. Footer lists KAILASA as a consortium of enlightenment-centric cities.Multi-panel graphic titled KAILASA Celebrates World Cities Day 2021, dated 31 October 2021. Left side is a collage of nine photographs showing saffron-clad devotees and monastics in temple rituals, abhishekam with a man in orange and a child, a group seated with drums and brass vessels, a ratha-style setting, students writing on paper, and a woman in orange with children. Right side lists KAILASA Nithyananda Gurukul with icons for free knowledge per Vedagamic principles, initiation-based education, 10000+ free educational programmes, credit-bearing degrees, yogic sciences and yoga, 463 powers of the third eye, and e-Gurukuls. Footer text describes KAILASA as a consortium of enlightenment-centric cities with Devalayas, Annalaya, Jnanalaya, Gurukul schools and Gaumandir animal shelters, plus website and social media handles.
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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 10/31/2021

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A home shrine set up on a leopard-print cloth. Centre stands a framed print of Lord Shiva with a trident, crescent moon and snake, garlanded with marigold and red flower garlands and seated beside a tiger skin. To the left, a framed photograph shows a smiling man in orange robes with a beaded necklace, seated before a large tree, and a small portrait of him in a shrine niche appears beside the altar. To the right, a colourful print shows a goddess in red and gold with a crown and garlands. Around the base are brass vessels, a lit oil lamp on a flower-decorated plate, bowls of grains and rice, a brass kalasha-style pot, and many yellow and blue flowers and white jasmine. No people are present.A home puja altar on a leopard-print cloth. A bronze deity murti with a crown and spear-like vel stands on a pedestal, draped in yellow cloth and decorated with white jasmine, yellow and blue flowers and red-and-green garlands. To its right a smaller crowned murti in orange and magenta cloth wears a garland of jasmine and marigolds. In front, a brass oil lamp and a brass bowl are ringed with jasmine and flowers, and a small white bowl holds sweets. Behind the altar, a framed photograph shows a smiling person with a red bindi and dark hair, wearing orange robes, with an inscribed quote beneath. No people are physically present.A Zoom video call screenshot with three video tiles and the Zoom toolbar along the bottom. The top-left tile shows a smiling man with white markings on his forehead against a plain grey background, labelled "AZ7-sumatee enal". The top-right tile shows a woman in a red-and-green sari with a red bindi and a hair bun, beside a Hindu deity murti with a crown and a colourful backdrop, labelled "TT Janelle Seolal"; a man in an orange turban and a teal-green garment stands behind her. The bottom tile shows a woman with hair pulled back, wearing rings and a purple top, labelled "Karen Bridgeman". The image is a screenshot of an online session, not a photograph of a physical room, so no in-person a person candidate is evident.Home puja altar on a leopard-print cloth. A large printed portrait of a standing figure in red-orange robes, wearing layered gold-bead and rudraksha malas, holds a golden trident garlanded with white flowers. Beside it, a framed portrait of a smiling woman with curly hair in orange. In front stand small figures: a red-and-gold deity murti with multiple heads and a seated figure, a bronze-toned standing figure, and a dark statue. Flowers in yellow, blue and red are scattered across the cloth, with a silver-lidded box, a bowl of food with a flatbread, a brass lamp and tray, and an open book on a stand.A photograph of a padukas shrine on a leopard-print cloth. A pair of dark sandals is decorated with white jasmine-type flowers, yellow marigolds and yellow trumpet flowers, with blue flower petals filling the centre and green leaves behind. A rudraksha mala with a gold pendant lies across the front. Behind them stand three painted or statue figures in orange-red robes with gold necklaces and orange turbans; the central figure sits cross-legged, and the left figure raises one hand. A framed picture of a seated figure in orange robes and gold jewellery sits at upper right beside yellow and blue flower garlands. No people are visible.A home altar set on a leopard-print cloth, dominated by a framed colour photograph of a long-haired man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala, seated before a banyan root and raising one hand in greeting; he appears to be the Swamiji candidate, with a red bindi and a garland of white and yellow flowers below his frame. Beside it is a silver-framed black-and-white photograph of a man in ceremonial headdress and beaded necklaces. Smaller images show a deity with trident, a seated figure on a throne, and a Murugan-style deity in a gold frame. Offerings include a large yellow fruit, silver-tone trays decorated with yellow and white flowers, a lit oil lamp in a brass dish, a folded saffron-orange cloth with a brooch, and a small green figurine. No people are physically present.
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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 10/31/2021

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A photograph of a Paduka puja arrangement before a large cut-out standee of a smiling man wearing a maroon turban, red-brown robe, layered gold necklaces, rudraksha-style beaded mala and a white flower garland. The standee holds a golden trident in one hand and a small object in the other, sitting cross-legged. In front, a round brass tray holds two silver paduka sandals decorated with pink, red, orange and yellow rose petals and green leaves, with two small silver pillars between them. A book titled Living Enlightenment rests on a stand before the standee. Behind are a patterned throne-style backdrop with jewelled teardrop ornaments, orange cloth, a wooden elephant figure, a brass lamp and a steel water vessel. The standee is a depiction, not a physical person in the scene.

KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 10/31/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

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Participants Count20
Event TypeIn-Person
Was Food Served in Event?Yes
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count14
Event Duration

The following daily rituals were offered: Suprabatham seva -Abhishekam/alankar offered to Moolavar, Sri Nithyanandeshwara Sri Nithyanandeshwari, Sri Kapila Muni -Morning naivedyam offered to Moolavar, Ardhanareeshwara, Shabda Veda grantha -Sri Rudram chanting -Pada puja offered to Swamiji -Evening naivedyam offered to Moolavar and Sri Subrahmanya -Nithyanadeshwara sandhya aarti and palliarai seva

Daily classes: 3 participants attended Nithyananda yoga session 3 participants attended Nithya Puja session

Presidential Daily Briefing

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 10/31/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Our Daily Activities

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Participants Count1
Event TypeIn-Person
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count1
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We offered the daily Guru Puja and Shiva Puja to the sacred Padukas of our beloved Guru, Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. Such a beautiful blessing.

We hosted our daily Online Spiritual Support Services as part of KAILASA's E-Services initiative, sharing all the great techniques and sciences as revealed by Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism for health, wealth, healing in relationships, physical healing, in every dimension of life. Todays sessions are as follows: Healing Session #32 - 2 Participants (Total 137)

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KAILASA SINGAPORE on 10/31/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Temple sevas & enriching activities

Event Details
Participants Count34
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count3
Event Duration3hrs

Sunday, 31st Oct 2021 - Today's temple sevas and enriching activity included:

1) Online Nithyananda Yoga @ 5 am - At Brahma Muhurta, a total of 11 lives were enriched for the daily Yoga spiritual routine of Prathama Vinyasa krama conducted by our yoga acharya, Sri Yogajnanananda.

2) Temple sevas - Today's morning seva was offered by Ma Meiyun which began with Suprabatham - waking up the deities, offering Paduka puja to Swamiji, Naivedyam puja - offering sacred food to deities , Jnanalaya puja - offering puja to Devi Saraswathi. Finally, palliyarai - putting the deities to sleep - was offered by Ma Carol Leong.

3) eGurukul (English) #3/2021 @ 3-5 pm - A total of 14 kids and 9 parents attended the 3rd lesson of the Sunday’s English eGurukul class. We began the class by offering our gratitude to our beloved Guru, Swamiji through Guru Puja followed by Nithyananda Yoga 108 Prathama Vinyasa Krama led by Ma YY Loo. This week we focused on the following Yogasanas - Angusthasana, Saurasana, Vindhuhasana & Brahma-Jurankusa Asana, we also revised these 3 yogasanas that they learned last week - Gokilsana, Virabhadrasana & Gajasana. Next, kids watched another oneness capsule and Shastra Pramana, Apta Pramana and Atma Pramana of 3rd Eye power - the scriptural reference and experiences of Rishis, sages, master and HDH Bhagawan Paramashivam. In powers manifestation, we played with reading large words blindfolded – with flash cards followed by kids writing a word for other kids to read. Finally, today happened to be Galicia’s 8th birthday, Ma Durga teleported Vibhooti to her as a prasada from Swamiji. Many kids, parents and acharyas reported receiving gold sparkles, vibhooti and jnanajanam. Everyone enjoyed this beautiful space with Swamiji.

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KAILASA ST. LOUIS, USA on 10/31/2021

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Event Details
Participants Count4 for Yoga and 3 for Puja
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count0
Event Duration1.5 hours

Daily Yoga and Puja

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October 31 2021

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Re telecast of Nithyananda Satsang || Paramashivoham Season 39

KAILASA commemorates World Cities Day through its theme

KAILASA commemorates World Cities Day (31 October 2021) through its theme: Better city, better life in remembrance of our Hindu ancestors who created enlightenment-centric cities, ecosystems, and societies that achieved sustainability goals, environmental protection, as well as fine climate-resilient policies as per Vedāgamas, the source scriptures of Hinduism as envisioned by Bhagavan Paramaśiva and revived by the living incarnation, the SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam. Prominent ancient successful sustainable civilizations demonstrated long-lasting resolute, highly advanced technologies and thrived on conscious enlightenment-centric ecologically-friendly livelihood.

World Cities Day encourages the understanding of ancient human history and how sustainable development and environmental protection are reflected through the lives and quotidian activities of human beings in the Vedic era. The discovery of various documents and evidence excavated in the early period sheds light on the association between urban settings and ecological habitats for a climate-resilient city. KAILASA has revived the ancient well-planned architecture as a viable alternative to solve21st-century concerns of carbon neutrality, energy, global warming and climate change.

The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam stands as the unifying force for the 2 billion born and practicing Hindu Diaspora worldwide and established the only Hindu State, KAILASA -the ancient civilizational Nation for the persecuted Hindus in over 100 countries and has been single-handedly, tirelessly inspiring the dispossessed Hindu Diaspora to reclaim their Hindu centric freedom and tradition through reanimating these ecosystems. KAILASA, as a Nation, with de-facto spiritual embassies operating across over 100 countries and having presence across the globe as the largest spiritual knowledge source on Hinduism, spiritually governed with the life positive, all-inclusive, universal policies sourced from Hinduism revived by The SPH Nithyananda Paramashivam. KAILASA'senlightenment-centric cities consist of places of worship-Temples (Devalayas), Food Banks (Annalaya), Libraries (Jnanalaya), Schools (Gurukuls), and Animal shelters (Gaumandirs) that demonstrate resilient, sustainable, and ecologically-friendly ecosystems.

KAILASA urges cities around the world to re-examine the global needs and to rise to the occasion of an emergency to address critical issues of environmental degradation on a larger scale with forethought.

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